Marvel at the Notre-Dame De Paris (unfortunately only outside). It is the Medieval heart of Paris.

Move to the Holy Chapel (Sainte-Chapelle), a marvel of Gothic architecture with holy relics.

Visit the Conciergerie, a former royal palace transformed into a prison and later in law courts.

Proceed to the Place Dauphine, a harbour of peace in the heart of Paris.

Saunter at the New Bridge (Pont Neuf), the oldest standing bridge in Paris.

Head towards the Arts Bridge (Pont des Arts), a pedestrian lovers bridge.

Behold the Louvre. It will be an outside introduction, but if you wish you can go inside for an express visit of about 1h30min.

Explore the Royal Palace (Palais Royal) and its gardens, a personal residence of Cardinal Richelieu transformed into a Royal Palace, and a Council of State and Constitution today.

Visit the Tuileries Garden and its Modern sculptures park. You can have lunch in the park and enjoy the Parisian lifestyle.

Proceed to the Orsay Museum (Musée d’Orsay), an outside introduction to Impressionism and Modern art. (inside express visit of 1 hour is optional)

Explore the Orangerie Museum. You will go inside to contemplate a masterpiece by Claude Monet - paintings murals “Nympheas”.

Reach The Concord Square (La Concorde) with Egyptian Obelisk: the oldest monument in Paris.

Visit the Champs-ÉLysée and its hidden gardens.

Head towards the Triumphal Arch (Arc de Triomphe), the star of the historic axis glorifying Napoleon’s victories.

Gaze at the Great and Small Palaces (Grand & Petit Palais), the monuments to the glory of French art and world cultural achievements.

Walk on the Bridge of Alexandre III (Pont Alexandre III), a marvel of 19th-century engineering, honouring a Russian Tsar.

Move to the Les Invalides with The sarcophagus of Napoleon Bonaparte. (inside: optional)

Marvel at the stunning Eiffel Tower and the Field of Mars (La Tour Eiffel & Champ de Mars) in all its glory.

End your tour at Trocadero architectural complex. Depending on the remaining time, you can visit an area of your choice: Saint-Germain-des Prés, The Latin Quarter, Marais or Montmartre.